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  2. Offthemat
    That only the woke dogs can hear.
  3. reversaloffortune
    I contend we have always been this divided. It is just now out in the open. Recent leaders have given people permission to be their true selves in public.
  4. reversaloffortune
    And now it morphed into a dog whistle holiday.
  5. WrestlingRasta
    In short, pressure from Italian-Americans. As it relates to becoming a federal holiday, stemming from NYC Italian-Americans. But where it really started gaining steam nationally, can kind of think of it as a sort of reparations for Italian-Americans who were treated not so kindly as being thought of being loyal to Italy during WW2
  6. Viratas
    First, they shut down the whole forum; then, a week or so later, they brought it back, less off-topic. Dreamy was in rare form and started spewing crazy stuff. SGallen then jumped in on her side, and all the usual suspects (almost all those in that song) just started roasting them. The two opposing groups (BB, Sparky, etc., all with Dreamy and SGallan), had it out. I went to bed after a few hours. I woke up, and everything was gone lol. I do not know what was the final straw, but I am sure it was a culmination!
  7. Viratas
    There are clearly two sides in America, and maybe even globally (I suspect the latter). Call it a Civil War, Ideology War, Religious War, or a flat-out Paradigm shift, things are going to be very different in the next 10 years. I worked in Politics for my first 10 years of my career, as an Aide in the State Senate for a Democrat. I also served on two gubernatorial panels. In those 10 years, I never saw the anger and Visceral behavior I have seen in the past few years. Nor have I ever seen so much lying and criminal behavior, without a single worry of consequence. The right has a strong agenda of what they claim is giving America "back to the people", but I question that on many levels. I currently live in Florida, the capital of crazy, weird sh@#. People who claim to be "for the people and freedom" (DiSantis) create more laws and restrictions than I have ever seen. He is not for freedom; he is for doing things his way. They go too far in one direction to compensate for how far another state goes in the opposite direction. Makes no sense. He banned books in school that I don't think kids should be reading. However, if you ban a book because you don't like it, you should also listen to the issues people have with it. That is a simple example, but I am telling you, we need fewer laws and more meaningful ones; what we really need is accountability, not legislation. Now, on the left, the biggest red flags I see, and that also have me concerned, are that people go into fight or flight when they are threatened. I am talking about the higher-ups, not the plebeians. The anger, hate, and promotion of violence is insane to me; you only do that when you feel the system you built and profit from us being threatened. Whatever that may be, they are running scared. This goes way beyond if you want to identify as a unicorn or a dinosaur. They lie to our faces, despite clear video evidence, and do so without impunity. The real losers in this fight are middle Americans, the people who truly want to go to work, pay their bills, raise their kids, watch their sports, concerts, or plays, have a steak now and again, and enjoy a few beers or tea at night. They want a fair system, not a perfect system; they don't want to be told what to believe, how to think, or how to spend their time and money. They don't want perfect. These two sides keep dividing us, violence keeps rising, and we are seeing more anger. This is not, nor will it ever again be, the world most of us (over 40) grew up in. Interested to see where it all leads. P.S. Cake solves many problems.
  8. Caveira
    Even on the campaign trail. Now we know she knew. We know she was pissed they made her wait until 107 days. Just bold lying
  9. TylerDurden
    What a childish response.
  10. Caveira
    Wasn’t just the press that knowingly lied
  11. reversaloffortune
    He never even made landfall in North America, so why is he celebrated here?
  12. reversaloffortune
    I forget what the final straw was before the Off Topic forum got the boot.
  13. Viratas
    It's constant Gaslighting..... Struggle Jennings & Caitlynne Curtis have it right in their song....
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  15. Hoyt Matthews
    He’s excited to compete. I can think of few weight classes as loaded as 138. Should be a great bracket.
  16. Antitroll2828
    I think with Vince it may have been a drop in confidence, some guys can’t handle taking some loses in college while they figure it out and I always assumed that was the case with Vin. With Anthony who knows ,maybe he had an injury last year that we didn’t know about , I hope he finds his way back into the lineup
  17. uncle bernard
    You should read up on your history if you think that's the only killing you think he did.
  18. Gene Mills Fan
    He came legally. Damn European bacteria. Amazingly he colonized the west in 4 voyages.
  19. InterMat Staff
    More information about "Updated Super 32 Entries by College (10/15)"
    A few weeks ago, we posted an article highlighting the ranked wrestlers who have already committed to wrestle at the next level and have registered to compete at the Super 32. Well, there’s been a ton of movement on the recruiting front since then, so we needed an update. There have been plenty of new commitments and a few flips in the interim. With so much talent headed to Greensboro, North Carolina for the tournament, it seems appropriate to look at the tournament from a collegiate perspective. Which squads have the most talent in the 2025 Super 32? We’ve combed through the entries and separated wrestlers via their future homes. The numbers next to a wrestler's name are their ranking within their respective recruiting class. Air Force 120 lbs: NR Jake Landis (Graham, OH) 126 lbs: NR Samuel Comes (Lakeway Christian, TN) 138 lbs: NR Vincent Rosas (Maize, KS) - Class of 2027 150 lbs: NR Bryce Palmer (Smithson Valley, TX) 165 lbs: #176 Arment Waltenbaugh (The Hill School, PA) 175 lbs: #8 Salah Tsarni (Blair Academy, NJ) - Class of 2027 175 lbs: NR Jackson Moffit (East Forsyth, GA) American 138 lbs: NR Blake Boyer (Kennett, PA) 157 lbs: #40 Reagan Milheim (Warrior Run, PA) Appalachian State 138 lbs: #238 Roman Belardo (Jefferson, GA) 144 lbs: #77 Bentley Sly (Stuart Cramer, NC) 144 lbs: #139 Brady Hand (Christiansburg, VA) 175 lbs: NR Jesse Adams (Parkersburg South, WV) 190 lbs: NR Deacon Moran (Ft. Zumwalt North, MO) Arizona State 126 lbs: #72 Nico DeSalvo (Southeast Polk, IA) - Class of 2027 150 lbs: #148 Travis Cardenas (Chandler, AZ) 157 lbs: #58 Justin Wardlow (Lockport, IL) 215 lbs: #240 Kal-El Fluckiger (Valiant Prep, AZ) Army West Point 120 lbs: #16 Joe Uhorchuk (Signal Mountain, TN) 120 lbs: #100 Cooper Merli (New York Military Academy, NY) 132 lbs: #47 Ashton Besmer (Buchanan, CA) 132 lbs: #101 Evan Sanati (Brentsville, VA) 144 lbs: #129 Maverick Beckwith (Norwich, NY) - Class of 2027 157 lbs: #169 Billy Tyler (Brentsville, VA) 165 lbs: NR Ryker Cox (Coxsackie-Athens, NY) - Class of 2027 215 lbs: #50 Cash Colbert (Paul VI, VA) Ashland 157 lbs: NR Louden Dixon (West Holmes, OH) Brown 132 lbs: NR Charlie Trujillo (Vandegrift, TX) 150 lbs: #45 Joey Joyce (Ponaganset, RI) Bucknell 113 lbs: #60 Braiden Lotier (Bishop McDevitt, PA) - Class of 2027 132 lbs: NR Antonio Boni (Central Valley, PA) 150 lbs: #164 Hudson Hohman (Grove City, PA) 157 lbs: #198 Brian Chamberlain (Wyoming Seminary, PA) Buffalo 126 lbs: #235 Braiden Weaver (Altoona, PA) 126 lbs: NR Cullen Edwards (St. Francis, NY) 144 lbs: #217 Anthony DePaul (Delsea, NJ) 150 lbs: NR Emmett Logan (Lowell, MA) 165 lbs: NR Rory White (St. Francis, NY) 215 lbs: NR Cooper Roscosky (Kiski Area, PA) California Baptist 126 lbs: NR Carlos Melgoza (Kingsburg, CA) 165 lbs: #59 Kalob Ybarra (Pomona, CO) 175 lbs: #236 Max Wirnsberger (Warrior Run, PA) Cal Poly 120 lbs: NR Zack Samano (Chino, CA) - Class of 2027 132 lbs: NR Zaydrien Hernandez (St. John Bosco, CA) 150 lbs: NR Sergio Gomez (St. John Bosco, CA) - Class of 2027 285 lbs: NR Troy Ceja (Pitman, CA) Chattanooga 113 lbs: #167 Tanner Tran (Father Ryan, TN) 138 lbs: #225 John Stewart (Scottsboro, AL) Central Missouri 126 lbs: NR Bryson Rockers (Paola, KS) Clarion 175 lbs: NR Ethan Secoy (Columbus, GA) 175 lbs: NR Tyler Whitford (St. Joseph Metuchen, NJ) Colorado School of Mines 144 lbs: NR Cooper Smith (Steubenville, OH) Columbia 150 lbs: Will Sakoutis (Christian Brothers, NJ) 165 lbs: Ryan Gavrish (St. John Vianney, NJ) - Class of 2027 Cornell 138 lbs: #68 Tommy Verrette (Edmond North, OK) 144 lbs: #22 Joe Toscano (Buchanan, CA) 144 lbs: #97 Tyler Traves (Mountain View, VA) 144 lbs: #163 Samson McKissick-Staley (Pittsford Mendon, NY) 150 lbs: #82 Michael Turi (Wyoming Seminary, PA) 175 lbs: #144 Santino Rodriguez (Don Bosco Prep, NJ) Davidson 138 lbs: NR Cody Trevino (Bettendorf, IA) Drexel 165 lbs: NR Tyson Seesholtz (South Range, OH) Ferrum 126 lbs: NR Carson Miller (Cox, VA) George Mason 120 lbs: NR Scotty Fuller (Genoa, OH) 150 lbs: #247 Jeffrey Huyvaert (New Prairie, IN) Harvard 138 lbs: #141 Nathan Braun (Bergen Catholic, NJ) Illinois 157 lbs: #130 Liam Kelly (Mt. Carmel, IL) Indiana 120 lbs: #211 Peyton Schoettle (Roncalli, IN) 150 lbs: #162 Tommy Gibbs (Brownsburg, IN) Iowa 144 lbs: #154 Owen McMullen (Bishop McCort, PA) 150 lbs: #3 Sonny Amato (Rumson-Fair Haven, NJ) - Class of 2027 285 lbs: #12 Michael Mocco (Cardinal Gibbons, FL) Iowa State 138 lbs: NR Valentine Popadiuc (St. Pius X, NM) 190 lbs: #30 Jimmy Mastny (Marian Central, IL) - Class of 2027 Lehigh 132 lbs: #19 Keanu Dillard (Bethlehem Catholic, PA) 285 lbs: #15 Dean Bechtold (Owen J. Roberts, PA) Little Rock 126 lbs: #65 Justyce Zuniga (Gilroy, WA) 138 lbs: #250 DJ Clarke (Buford, GA) 144 lbs: #159 Ivan Arias (Buchanan, CA) 157 lbs: NR Mason Wagner (Faith Christian Academy, PA) 165 lbs: NR Shane Wagner (Faith Christian Academy, PA) Lock Haven 132 lbs: NR Christopher Noto (Honeoye Falls-Lima, NY) Lynchburg 120 lbs: NR Emmons Tewalt (Hanover, VA) Mary 120 lbs: #139 Nic Enzminger (Legacy, ND) 132 lbs: NR Joey Enzminger (Legacy, ND) Maryland 132 lbs: #71 Liston Seibert (Massillon Perry, OH) 157 lbs: #243 Bradley Williams (Spain Park, AL) 165 lbs: NR Josh Piparo (St. Peter’s Prep, NJ) - Class of 2027 215 lbs: #76 Devin Downes (Plainedge, NY) 285 lbs: #177 Mateo Vinciguerra (Woodstown, NJ) Mercyhurst 120 lbs: NR Brett Crawford (St. Anthony’s, NY) 215 lbs: NR Julian Burgett (Fishers, IN) 215 lbs: NR Zachary Caldwell (St. Francis, NY) Michigan 132 lbs: #14 Moses Mendoza (Gilroy, CA) 138 lbs: #149 Bodie Abbey (Hartland, MI) 157 lbs: #18 Blake Cosby (Dundee, MI) Michigan State 132 lbs: #111 Nicholas Sorrow (Hudson, MI) Minnesota 120 lbs: #75 Drake Vombaur (Severance, CO) - Class of 2027 120 lbs: #121 Titan Friederichs (Watertown-Mayer, MN) 120 lbs: NR Joel Friederichs (Watertown-Mayer, MN) 132 lbs: #79 Mason Carlson (Syracuse, UT) 138 lbs: #25 Tyler Dekraker (Lake Highland Prep, FL) 157 lbs: #93 Cooper Rowe (Westonka, MN) 190 lbs: #91 John Murphy (St. Michael-Albertville, MN) Missouri 113 lbs: #124 Teequavious Mills (Athens Christian, GA) 138 lbs: #115 Zion Borge (Westlake, MO) 190 lbs: NR Trey Craig (Christian Brothers, MO) 215 lbs: #60 Cash Cooley (Allen, TX) Navy 120 lbs: #226 Sam Wolford (Northern Lebanon, PA) 132 lbs: #212 Nathan Attisano (Legacy Christian Academy, OH) 144 lbs: NR Collier Hartman (Canon McMillan, PA) 165 lbs: #74 Jon Smith (Oxford Area, PA) - Class of 2027 165 lbs: #189 McKaden Speece (Wilson, PA) 165 lbs: NR Jack Chamberlain (Malvern Prep, PA) - Class of 2027 NC State 126 lbs: #42 Dom Deputy (Chestnut Ridge, PA) 126 lbs: #98 Lander Bosh (Layton, UT) 126 lbs: #171 Sean Willcox (St. John Bosco, CA) 157 lbs: #84 Griffin LaPlante (St. Francis, NY) 157 lbs: #104 Lorenzo Alston (Uwharrie Charter, NC) Nebraska 150 lbs: #42 Mac Crosson (Indianola, IA) - Class of 2027 150 lbs: #146 Davis Parrow (Farmington, MN) 150 lbs: #186 Mason Petersen (Columbus, NE) North Carolina 120 lbs: #48 Dunia Sibomana (Long Beach, NY) 157 lbs: NR Ben Ziola (Skutt Catholic, NE) - Class of 2027 165 lbs: #65 Steel Meyers (Allen, TX) - Class of 2027 175 lbs: NR Ronin Gault (Lake Highland Prep, FL) 190 lbs: #113 Lincoln Jipp (Bettendorf, IA) Northern Iowa 157 lbs: #136 Declan Koch (Neenah, WI) 175 lbs: #53 Waylon Cressell (Janesville, IA) 190 lbs: NR Keaton Moeller (Starmont, IA) Northwestern 113 lbs: #222 Liam Davis (Lake Highland Prep, FL) 126 lbs: #26 Will Detar (Trinity, PA) 190 lbs: #28 Ryder Wilder (Camden County, GA) 190 lbs: NR Peter Snyder (Stephen Decatur, MD) NYU 215 lbs: NR Rocco Salerno (Seton Hall Prep, NJ) Ohio State 120 lbs: #9 Dom Munaretto (St. Charles East, IL) 126 lbs: #11 Antonio Mills (Athens Christian, GA) Oklahoma 120 lbs: #33 Johnathan McGinty (St. Joseph Regional, NJ) 126 lbs: #87 Mikey Ruiz (Randall, TX) 126 lbs: NR Eric Casula (Stillwater, OK) 144 lbs: #137 Christian Jelle (Grand Rapids, MN) 157 lbs: NR Will Deutschlander (Edmond North, OK) 175 lbs: #41 Mason Ontiveros (Pitman, CA) 190 lbs: #195 Carter Vannest (Pitman, CA) Oklahoma State 120 lbs: #30 Rocklin Zinkin (Buchanan, CA) 126 lbs: #23 Ignacio Villasenor (Stillwater, OK) - Class of 2027 190 lbs: #39 Michael White (Lawrence North, IN) Oregon State 165 lbs: #52 Travis Grace (Gilroy, CA) Penn 132 lbs: #140 Anthony DiAndrea (Watchung Hills, NJ) 150 lbs: #153 Charlie DeSena (Lake Highland Prep, FL) 157 lbs: #142 Gus Cardinal (Valiant Prep, AZ) 157 lbs: NR Ezra Swisher (Bellefonte, PA) 190 lbs: #166 CJ Betz (Delbarton, NJ) Penn State 120 lbs: #4 Landon Sidun (Norwin, PA) - Class of 2027 138 lbs: #13 Gavin Mangano (Shoreham-Wading River, NY) - Class of 2027 138 lbs: #24 Sam Herring (Bishop McCort, PA) Pittsburgh 165 lbs: #76 Mason Horwat (Derry Area, PA) - Class of 2027 190 lbs: #51 Caige Horak (Massillon Perry, OH) - Class of 2027 190 lbs: #120 Hunter Snyder (Greater Latrobe, PA) - Class of 2027 Princeton 144 lbs: #152 George Dennis (Harrison County, KY) 150 lbs: #126 Jackson Weller (Delran, NJ) - Class of 2027 Purdue 132 lbs: #74 Nathan Rioux (Avon, IN) 138 lbs: #31 Camden Baum (Bishop McDevitt, PA) 138 lbs: #66 Zach Stewart (Marmion Academy, IL) 138 lbs: #99 Drake Hooiman (SLAM Academy, NV) 150 lbs: #112 Parker Reynolds (Brownsburg, IN) 190 lbs: #70 Brady Brown (Derry Area, PA) - Class of 2027 Roanoke 165 lbs: NR Cole Wilson (Paul VI, VA) Rutgers 144 lbs: #10 Brandt Harer (Montgomery, PA) 190 lbs: #135 Alex Reyes (Holmdel, NJ) SIU Edwardsville 113 lbs: NR Austin Brown (Hannibal, MO) 138 lbs: #229 Kiernan Mienk (Creighton Prep, NE) South Dakota State 120 lbs: NR Cole Caniglia (Creighton Prep, NE) - Class of 2027 190 lbs: #241 Riley Johnson (Skutt Catholic, NE) Stanford 120 lbs: #126 Julian Rios (Phillips Andover, MA) 120 lbs: NR Cameron Jackson (Kennedy, CA) 126 lbs: #157 Siraj Sidhu (Clovis North, CA) 138 lbs: #116 Kai Vielma (Connellsville, PA) - Class of 2027 157 lbs: #20 Zeno Moore (Lake Highland Prep, FL) Utah Valley 120 lbs: NR Thunder Beard (Central Dauphin, PA) 175 lbs: NR Chris Dennis (Central Bucks West, PA) 285 lbs: NR Elijah Schunke (Brandon Valley, SD) Virginia 120 lbs: #120 Alexander Pierce (Iowa City West, IA) 165 lbs: #69 Liam Crook (Kaukauna, WI) 165 lbs: #108 Jaelen Culp (Indian Trail, SC) 190 lbs: NR Will Etu (Stafford, VA) 285 lbs: NR Preston Wagner (Fremont, NE) Virginia Tech 120 lbs: #38 Alex Rozas (Teurlings Catholic, LA) 150 lbs: #2 Bo Bassett (Bishop McCort, PA) 165 lbs: #1 Melvin Miller (Bishop McCort, PA) - Class of 2027 165 lbs: NR Blake Jacobson (Greens Farms Academy, CT/VA) 190 lbs: #37 Jonathan Rocha (Clovis North, CA) VMI 132 lbs: NR Jared Goodson (Poquoson, VA) 138 lbs: NR Chris LaLonde (Roosevelt, CO) 144 lbs: NR EJ Sheeran (Pitman, CA) West Virginia 120 lbs: #125 Mason Jakob (Dobyns Bennett, TN) 150 lbs: NR Dominic Way (Parkersburg, WV) - Class of 2027 175 lbs: #88 Gage Wentzel (Montoursville, PA) 175 lbs: #199 Brennan Warwick (Massillon Perry, OH) Wisconsin 144 lbs: #147 Hunter Stevens (Mount Horeb, WI) 144 lbs: NR Cade Aaberg (Oregon, WI) - Class of 2027 175 lbs: #183 Eli Leonard (Mount Horeb, WI) Wyoming 138 lbs: #86 Derek Barrows (Pomona, CO) 138 lbs: NR Blake Bartos (Medina Buckeye, OH) 144 lbs: #43 Austin Paris (Layton, UT) 150 lbs: #175 Dom Wilson (Rockwall, TX) 165 lbs: NR Kyler Walters (Shakopee, MN)
  20. Scouts Honor
    yeah i saw that it shows no concerns by the media. they told us that VOTERS were concerned. so everyone else saw it, yet the media was 'duped'
  21. jross
    Incentivizing graduation rate would degrade academic integrity. Instead, incentivize schools to produce financially self-sufficient graduates. E.G. Based funding on the percentage of graduates who are not enrolled in government assistance programs within 12 months of graduation that are also paying income taxes.
  22. nhs67
    Holy hell, how that shoe doth fit.
  23. D3 for LU
    Thumper gets a well-earned baked potato for that one! D3
  24. D3 for LU
    D3
  25. InterMat Staff

    Drake Vombaur

    InterMat Staff posted a college commitment in Men's Commitments

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    Severance
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    Troy Ceja

    InterMat Staff posted a college commitment in Men's Commitments

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    Pitman
  27. InterMat Staff

    Robert Kendall

    InterMat Staff posted a college commitment in Men's Commitments

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    Windsor
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